This document provides an instructional guide for using EasyBib to create and manage projects, build bibliographies by citing different source types either automatically or manually, and take notes. Key features include creating and sharing bibliographies in various citation styles, getting source information from databases or by entering URLs, and organizing notes in a virtual notebook with grouping, tagging, and outlining capabilities.
This instructional guide summarizes the key features of EasyBib for research and citation. It discusses how EasyBib allows users to generate citations in various styles like MLA, APA, and Chicago with the click of a button. It also describes EasyBib's note taking features like virtual note cards and Cornell notes that allow outlining and tagging notes. Premium access through a library provides additional features like saving multiple projects.
Instructional Guide provides information about how to use EasyBib to generate citations and bibliographies, take notes, and conduct research. It discusses features such as citation generation in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles; note taking tools; registering an account; creating and managing research projects; citing different source types like books, websites, and databases; switching between citation styles; and exporting bibliographies. The guide is designed to make researching and citing sources easier for students.
This instructional guide summarizes the key features of EasyBib for research, citation generation, and note taking. It allows users to automatically generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles for a variety of source types including books, websites, and articles. Users can import citations from databases, create parenthetical citations and footnotes, and switch between citation styles. Notes can be organized into virtual note cards and associated with sources. Bibliographies can be exported to Word.
This document provides an overview of the key features of EasyBib for conducting research and creating bibliographies. It summarizes EasyBib's citation generation, note taking, and project management tools. Key features include automatically generating citations in various styles like MLA and APA, taking notes using virtual note cards or Cornell notes, creating outlines, and managing research projects. The document guides users through the citation process, covering citing books, websites, and other source types either automatically or manually. It also explains how to import citations, switch between citation styles, organize citations, and export bibliographies.
EasyBib makes research easier by providing citation generation, note taking, and project management tools. It allows users to automatically generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles by entering information about sources like books, websites, and more. EasyBib also offers note taking features like virtual note cards and Cornell note templates that can be organized into outlines and tagged. Users can create projects, add citations to bibliographies, and share or export their work.
Using a coupon code to register with EasyBib
1. Go to the EasyBib student registration link and fill out the registration form.
2. Use the coupon code "fleming" if it is not already applied.
3. Click "share" to submit Mrs. Flynn's email address.
EasyBib makes research easier by allowing users to generate citations and bibliographies in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It offers citation generation, note taking, and outlining tools. Users can register to access premium features from any device, and schools can customize EasyBib with their library resources and services. The guide provides tutorials to help students effectively use EasyBib's citation and paper writing tools.
EasyBib provides tools to help students with research, citations, and writing papers. It allows automatic generation of citations in various styles, taking notes digitally, outlining papers, and sharing work with others. Key features include citation generation, note taking, building bibliographies and switching between citation styles.
This instructional guide summarizes the key features of EasyBib for research and citation. It discusses how EasyBib allows users to generate citations in various styles like MLA, APA, and Chicago with the click of a button. It also describes EasyBib's note taking features like virtual note cards and Cornell notes that allow outlining and tagging notes. Premium access through a library provides additional features like saving multiple projects.
Instructional Guide provides information about how to use EasyBib to generate citations and bibliographies, take notes, and conduct research. It discusses features such as citation generation in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles; note taking tools; registering an account; creating and managing research projects; citing different source types like books, websites, and databases; switching between citation styles; and exporting bibliographies. The guide is designed to make researching and citing sources easier for students.
This instructional guide summarizes the key features of EasyBib for research, citation generation, and note taking. It allows users to automatically generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles for a variety of source types including books, websites, and articles. Users can import citations from databases, create parenthetical citations and footnotes, and switch between citation styles. Notes can be organized into virtual note cards and associated with sources. Bibliographies can be exported to Word.
This document provides an overview of the key features of EasyBib for conducting research and creating bibliographies. It summarizes EasyBib's citation generation, note taking, and project management tools. Key features include automatically generating citations in various styles like MLA and APA, taking notes using virtual note cards or Cornell notes, creating outlines, and managing research projects. The document guides users through the citation process, covering citing books, websites, and other source types either automatically or manually. It also explains how to import citations, switch between citation styles, organize citations, and export bibliographies.
EasyBib makes research easier by providing citation generation, note taking, and project management tools. It allows users to automatically generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles by entering information about sources like books, websites, and more. EasyBib also offers note taking features like virtual note cards and Cornell note templates that can be organized into outlines and tagged. Users can create projects, add citations to bibliographies, and share or export their work.
Using a coupon code to register with EasyBib
1. Go to the EasyBib student registration link and fill out the registration form.
2. Use the coupon code "fleming" if it is not already applied.
3. Click "share" to submit Mrs. Flynn's email address.
EasyBib makes research easier by allowing users to generate citations and bibliographies in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It offers citation generation, note taking, and outlining tools. Users can register to access premium features from any device, and schools can customize EasyBib with their library resources and services. The guide provides tutorials to help students effectively use EasyBib's citation and paper writing tools.
EasyBib provides tools to help students with research, citations, and writing papers. It allows automatic generation of citations in various styles, taking notes digitally, outlining papers, and sharing work with others. Key features include citation generation, note taking, building bibliographies and switching between citation styles.
EasyBib allows students to generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It offers features for note taking including virtual note cards and Cornell note templates. Users can register for a premium account to access additional features from any device.
EasyBib makes research easier by allowing users to easily create Works Cited pages in MLA format. It fills in citation forms to help accurately document sources and focuses on writing instead of formatting rules. Users can export citations to Word or Google Docs in a fully formatted bibliography and save Works Cited pages online. The document provides step-by-step instructions for registering for a EasyBib account and creating and managing research projects and bibliographies on the EasyBib site.
EasyBib allows students to easily generate citations and take notes for research papers. It offers citation generation in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles with the ability to export fully formatted bibliographies. Students can create virtual notecards, tag and organize notes, and link them to an outline. The software integrates citations with notes so that sources are properly cited as students write their paper.
This document provides information about accessing and using EasyBib citation tools. It outlines three main options for access: IP authentication for instant access without signup, coupon code registration through a provided web link, and standard signup. It then summarizes the three main steps to using EasyBib's citation tool: searching for a source or choosing a source type, confirming or modifying source information to create a citation, and compiling a bibliography and exporting it to Word. Finally, it lists the three main notebook features: Cornell note taking, creating virtual note cards, and associating notes with an outline.
A comprehensive overview of EasyBib's premium service meant for educators, highlighting how EasyBib can be used to teach information literacy and better research practices
How to Use EasyBib School Edition: Student Instructionsbeilers
This SlideShare was adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/EasyBib/instructional-presentation to help our high school students sign up for and use effectively EasyBib's School Edition.
EasyBib makes research easier through citation generation, note taking, and project management features. It allows users to automatically generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. Users can take virtual notes, organize them using tags and groups, and associate notes with sources and an outline. The notebook feature provides visual and list views to create and manage notes, groups, and an outline.
EasyBib makes research easier through citation generation, note taking, and project management features. It allows users to automatically generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. Users can take virtual notes, organize them using tags and groups, and associate notes with sources and an outline. The notebook feature provides visual and list views to create and manage notes, groups, and an outline.
This instructional guide summarizes the key features of EasyBib for creating bibliographies and conducting research:
1. EasyBib allows users to automatically generate citations and bibliographies in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It also offers note taking features like virtual notecards.
2. The guide outlines how to register for an EasyBib account, create citations for different source types like books and websites, and build a bibliography.
3. EasyBib's notebook feature allows users to create and organize virtual notes, associate them with sources and an outline, and export their work.
The document provides instructions for using various features of EasyBib, including how to create citations and bibliographies in different styles, take notes digitally, and share work. Key features include automatic citation generation from sources, virtual note cards, outlining, and exporting citations and notes.
This document provides instructions for using various features of the Virtual Doc platform, including:
1. Logging in, changing passwords, and editing user profiles.
2. Creating and writing blog posts, and importing blog content.
3. Creating and joining groups to facilitate discussions.
This document provides an overview of the key features of EasyBib for conducting research and creating citations and bibliographies. It summarizes the main sections of EasyBib, including citation generation in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles, note taking features like virtual note cards and Cornell notes, registering an account, creating and managing research projects, citing different source types automatically or manually, importing citations from databases, switching between citation styles, and exporting bibliographies. It also reviews the notebook feature for organizing notes, creating outlines, and associating notes with sources.
This document provides instructions for citing different source types in EasyBib, including books, websites, databases, and sources exported from other databases. It explains how to search for and select book citations, evaluate websites as credible sources, and export and import citations from databases directly into EasyBib projects. Key steps include entering search terms to find book citations, checking information is correct before saving, and using the "Upload/database import" option to import exported citations from other databases.
EasyBib makes research easier by allowing users to generate citations and bibliographies in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It offers note taking features like virtual note cards and Cornell note templates. Users can register for a premium account to access more features from any device. The tool supports auto-generating citations for sources like books and websites by entering search terms. It also allows manual citation entry and importing citations from databases. Users can create outlines and associate notes with sources. Bibliographies can be shared or exported to word processing programs.
Easy bib instructions for gss getting startedgsslibrary
This document provides instructions for registering for EasyBib and setting up a new project bibliography. It explains how to register from school computers to get a premium EasyBib account, or by entering a coupon code if not on a school computer. It then guides the user through creating a new project, selecting a citation style, starting a bibliography, choosing a source type to cite, viewing all source types, and getting help citing specific sources.
The document discusses resources for writing and citations available through the Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) and the U. Grant Miller Library at Washington & Jefferson College. It provides steps to access databases and citation guides through the OWL website and the college library website. It also summarizes guidelines for citing sources, including why citations are important, when to cite, and the importance of citation accuracy to avoid plagiarism. Key citation styles discussed include MLA, APA, and Chicago.
EasyBib's citation tool allows users to create citations for 59 different source types either through auto-cite by entering key information to pull source details, or manual entry by filling out citation fields. Citations are saved to a bibliography list that automatically organizes them alphabetically. Users can also add annotations to citations to include with the bibliographic information.
EasyBib's citation tool allows users to create citations for 59 different source types either through auto-cite by entering key information to pull source details, or manual entry by filling out citation fields. Citations are saved to a bibliography list that automatically organizes them alphabetically. Users can also add annotations to citations to include with the bibliographic information.
Ebrary is an online collection of over 80,000 ebooks that has several advantages over print books such as near-instant access from any internet connection, the ability to quickly search and copy text, and being more environmentally friendly; the document provides instructions on three ways to access and search for ebooks within Ebrary including browsing by subject or directly searching by title; and it describes various features within the Ebrary platform such as highlighting, annotating, zooming, and downloading ebooks.
Create a bibliography using the references tool in word 2010Wendy de Jong
The document discusses how to create a bibliography in Microsoft Word 2010 using the References Tool. It explains that a bibliography is a list of sources cited in a document that is usually placed at the end. When adding citations in Word 2010, source information is saved so that any source can be reused. The document then provides steps for adding a new citation and source, editing citation placeholders, and generating the bibliography.
The document is an instructional guide for EasyBib, a citation and research tool. It summarizes EasyBib's main features for citation generation, note taking, and writing papers. These features include automatically generating citations in different styles, taking virtual notes that can be organized and tagged, and creating outlines. Notes and sources can be associated. Papers can be written in Google Docs and citations added. The bibliography is automatically formatted and can be exported to Word.
EasyBib allows students to generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It offers features for note taking including virtual note cards and Cornell note templates. Users can register for a premium account to access additional features from any device.
EasyBib makes research easier by allowing users to easily create Works Cited pages in MLA format. It fills in citation forms to help accurately document sources and focuses on writing instead of formatting rules. Users can export citations to Word or Google Docs in a fully formatted bibliography and save Works Cited pages online. The document provides step-by-step instructions for registering for a EasyBib account and creating and managing research projects and bibliographies on the EasyBib site.
EasyBib allows students to easily generate citations and take notes for research papers. It offers citation generation in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles with the ability to export fully formatted bibliographies. Students can create virtual notecards, tag and organize notes, and link them to an outline. The software integrates citations with notes so that sources are properly cited as students write their paper.
This document provides information about accessing and using EasyBib citation tools. It outlines three main options for access: IP authentication for instant access without signup, coupon code registration through a provided web link, and standard signup. It then summarizes the three main steps to using EasyBib's citation tool: searching for a source or choosing a source type, confirming or modifying source information to create a citation, and compiling a bibliography and exporting it to Word. Finally, it lists the three main notebook features: Cornell note taking, creating virtual note cards, and associating notes with an outline.
A comprehensive overview of EasyBib's premium service meant for educators, highlighting how EasyBib can be used to teach information literacy and better research practices
How to Use EasyBib School Edition: Student Instructionsbeilers
This SlideShare was adapted from http://www.slideshare.net/EasyBib/instructional-presentation to help our high school students sign up for and use effectively EasyBib's School Edition.
EasyBib makes research easier through citation generation, note taking, and project management features. It allows users to automatically generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. Users can take virtual notes, organize them using tags and groups, and associate notes with sources and an outline. The notebook feature provides visual and list views to create and manage notes, groups, and an outline.
EasyBib makes research easier through citation generation, note taking, and project management features. It allows users to automatically generate citations in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. Users can take virtual notes, organize them using tags and groups, and associate notes with sources and an outline. The notebook feature provides visual and list views to create and manage notes, groups, and an outline.
This instructional guide summarizes the key features of EasyBib for creating bibliographies and conducting research:
1. EasyBib allows users to automatically generate citations and bibliographies in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It also offers note taking features like virtual notecards.
2. The guide outlines how to register for an EasyBib account, create citations for different source types like books and websites, and build a bibliography.
3. EasyBib's notebook feature allows users to create and organize virtual notes, associate them with sources and an outline, and export their work.
The document provides instructions for using various features of EasyBib, including how to create citations and bibliographies in different styles, take notes digitally, and share work. Key features include automatic citation generation from sources, virtual note cards, outlining, and exporting citations and notes.
This document provides instructions for using various features of the Virtual Doc platform, including:
1. Logging in, changing passwords, and editing user profiles.
2. Creating and writing blog posts, and importing blog content.
3. Creating and joining groups to facilitate discussions.
This document provides an overview of the key features of EasyBib for conducting research and creating citations and bibliographies. It summarizes the main sections of EasyBib, including citation generation in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles, note taking features like virtual note cards and Cornell notes, registering an account, creating and managing research projects, citing different source types automatically or manually, importing citations from databases, switching between citation styles, and exporting bibliographies. It also reviews the notebook feature for organizing notes, creating outlines, and associating notes with sources.
This document provides instructions for citing different source types in EasyBib, including books, websites, databases, and sources exported from other databases. It explains how to search for and select book citations, evaluate websites as credible sources, and export and import citations from databases directly into EasyBib projects. Key steps include entering search terms to find book citations, checking information is correct before saving, and using the "Upload/database import" option to import exported citations from other databases.
EasyBib makes research easier by allowing users to generate citations and bibliographies in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. It offers note taking features like virtual note cards and Cornell note templates. Users can register for a premium account to access more features from any device. The tool supports auto-generating citations for sources like books and websites by entering search terms. It also allows manual citation entry and importing citations from databases. Users can create outlines and associate notes with sources. Bibliographies can be shared or exported to word processing programs.
Easy bib instructions for gss getting startedgsslibrary
This document provides instructions for registering for EasyBib and setting up a new project bibliography. It explains how to register from school computers to get a premium EasyBib account, or by entering a coupon code if not on a school computer. It then guides the user through creating a new project, selecting a citation style, starting a bibliography, choosing a source type to cite, viewing all source types, and getting help citing specific sources.
The document discusses resources for writing and citations available through the Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) and the U. Grant Miller Library at Washington & Jefferson College. It provides steps to access databases and citation guides through the OWL website and the college library website. It also summarizes guidelines for citing sources, including why citations are important, when to cite, and the importance of citation accuracy to avoid plagiarism. Key citation styles discussed include MLA, APA, and Chicago.
EasyBib's citation tool allows users to create citations for 59 different source types either through auto-cite by entering key information to pull source details, or manual entry by filling out citation fields. Citations are saved to a bibliography list that automatically organizes them alphabetically. Users can also add annotations to citations to include with the bibliographic information.
EasyBib's citation tool allows users to create citations for 59 different source types either through auto-cite by entering key information to pull source details, or manual entry by filling out citation fields. Citations are saved to a bibliography list that automatically organizes them alphabetically. Users can also add annotations to citations to include with the bibliographic information.
Ebrary is an online collection of over 80,000 ebooks that has several advantages over print books such as near-instant access from any internet connection, the ability to quickly search and copy text, and being more environmentally friendly; the document provides instructions on three ways to access and search for ebooks within Ebrary including browsing by subject or directly searching by title; and it describes various features within the Ebrary platform such as highlighting, annotating, zooming, and downloading ebooks.
Create a bibliography using the references tool in word 2010Wendy de Jong
The document discusses how to create a bibliography in Microsoft Word 2010 using the References Tool. It explains that a bibliography is a list of sources cited in a document that is usually placed at the end. When adding citations in Word 2010, source information is saved so that any source can be reused. The document then provides steps for adding a new citation and source, editing citation placeholders, and generating the bibliography.
The document is an instructional guide for EasyBib, a citation and research tool. It summarizes EasyBib's main features for citation generation, note taking, and writing papers. These features include automatically generating citations in different styles, taking virtual notes that can be organized and tagged, and creating outlines. Notes and sources can be associated. Papers can be written in Google Docs and citations added. The bibliography is automatically formatted and can be exported to Word.
Lesson 4 citing a website or webpage in noodletoolsKatieLamb
This document provides instructions for citing a website or webpage using Noodletools. It explains how to log into Noodletools and select the "Bibliography" option to cite a source. Users are instructed to select the type of resource they are citing from a dropdown menu and click "Create Citation." The document describes the information needed to fill out the citation, such as the name of the website, publisher, date accessed, and URL. It provides helpful tips, like clicking on the "MLA Guide" for formatting guidance or the information boxes for help filling out each field. A sample citation is also included.
Citation tools and software can help researchers properly cite sources and manage bibliographies. Some popular tools include Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, RefWorks, ProQuest, EBSCO, Cite This For Me, WriteM, and Tropy. These tools allow users to import references from databases, organize citations, and automatically generate bibliographies in different styles. Many integrate with word processors to easily insert citations and format papers.
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Library Edition Guide provides an overview of EasyBib and its Library Edition service. It highlights that EasyBib is used by over 38 million students for citations and note taking. The Library Edition allows libraries to brand EasyBib with their information and resources. It also discusses how The Ohio State University libraries saw an 84% increase in EasyBib use after implementing Library Edition. EasyBib helps students become better researchers by making citations intuitive and preventing plagiarism through citation tools and instructional features.
This document provides 3 easy ways to cite sources: directly from the library catalog, from databases, and through citation generators. It explains that the catalog allows citing with a click that generates citations in APA, MLA styles. Many databases have a "Cite" button or folder option to temporarily store articles and email citations in a chosen style. Citation generators can be used if citations weren't created during research by filling in article details to output correctly formatted citations.
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This presentation teaches you how to cite from the catalog and databases, as well as showing how to use a citation generator. This will make life so much easier!
Ebrary is an online collection of over 80,000 ebooks that has several advantages over print books such as near-instant access from any internet connection, the ability to quickly search and copy text, and being more environmentally friendly; the interface allows users to browse and search for books, check out and annotate ebooks, and get research help from librarians.
This document provides instructions for organizing citations in a reference list. It explains that the media type column indicates the citation format used. The citation column displays the reference as it will appear in the list along with the date created. Additional options allow copying citations to other projects, viewing in-text citations, exporting the full reference list to Microsoft Word, and creating notecards attached to individual citations.
This document provides instructions for generating a bibliography from references stored in RefWorks. It explains that the user can choose the output format and style, select which references to include, and RefWorks will generate a bibliography in a Word file that can then be saved and inserted into papers. The process involves clicking "Create Bibliography", choosing options, and then either saving or being sent the final bibliography document.
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This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
The chapter Lifelines of National Economy in Class 10 Geography focuses on the various modes of transportation and communication that play a vital role in the economic development of a country. These lifelines are crucial for the movement of goods, services, and people, thereby connecting different regions and promoting economic activities.
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From the NZ Wars to Liberals,
Richard Seddon, George Grey,
Social Laboratory, New Zealand,
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Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
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The webinar may also give some examples on how nonprofits can best leverage Walmart Business+.
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Answers about how you can do more with Walmart!"
2. Getting started
This is the project management page. From here
you can create, manage, and view projects. Start
by clicking “Create a new project”
3. Creating a new project
To start your project,
give it a title
Next, select the
desired citation style
(don’t worry if you
pick the wrong one,
you can always
change it later
Then click “Create” automatically)
4. Starting a bibliography
Your new
project has
been
created and
appears at
the bottom
To start creating citations for this of your list
project, just click “Bibliography”
5. Selecting a source type to cite
Here is the bibliography start page; from here
there are tabs for the most popular sources,
as well as a tab for all 58 sources EasyBib
supports
6. Viewing all source types
Clicking on the
“All 58 options”
tab will expand
a pane that
provides you
with links to
forms that will
help you cite
just about any
type of source
you may come
across
7. Citing a book
EasyBib allows
users to
automatically
format book
citations by simply
entering a title,
keyword or ISBN.
EasyBib offers
auto-citing for 22 of
the 58 sources
Enter your search term, find the
appropriate edition from the list, click
“select”, and...
8. Citing a book
The fields are automatically filled in for you!
Be sure to make sure the
information is correct
Select the correct medium &
add additional info
The “LearnCite” feature shows you
where different elements are
placed within the citation, and
highlights specific rules such as
Click the “Create citation” those around capitalization
button, and...
9. Building your list
Your citation
is
automatically
formatted and
added to your
list. Continue
the process to
build your
works cited
10. Citing a website
You can automatically
format a website by
simply entering a URL.
EasyBib will grab the
data from the site and
automatically fill in the
form
*Be sure to make sure
all of the information is
correct and fill in any
empty fields
11. Information literacy for websites
EasyBib will show you
EasyBib has analyzed criteria on how the
the most cited websites website was evaluated,
and will let you know and how you can
what sources are evaluate the website as
credible to cite, what a credible source to use
aren’t, and what are in in your research
the middle
12. Source guide
Not sure if
you’re at the
correct form
for your
specific
source?
Click the
Help link,
which is on
all 58 forms
and the tab
menu
The source guide will give you suggestions,
definitions and examples of specific source types
and then re-direct you to the appropriate form
13. Manual entry and annotations
If you prefer, or if
your information
cannot be
automatically found,
you can manually
enter the data for
your citation. Enter
as much information
as you can. EasyBib
will automatically
format it for you
You can add
annotations to any
citation
14. Citation guide
Need help
understanding
and finding
information?
Clicking on the
“Citation Guide”
tab will take you
to a page that
defines key
sources, and
using examples,
shows you the
location of
different data
elements
15. Importing citations from databases
Select “Upload citations” Upload your citations to
from the “All 58 options” your list. Click the tutorial
menu links if you need help
16. Parenthetical citations and footnotes
Create parenthetical Create and save footnotes
citations in MLA and APA in Chicago style
and adjust what
information you’d like to
include
17. Exporting your bibliography
Sharing and exporting your work is easy
You can export your works cited fully formatted to Word or Google
Docs. You can also copy & paste, e-mail, or create a unique URL
to give to a teacher so they can access your bibliography directly
18. Notebook
Create virtual note cards, associate notes with
your outline, and manage your notes in list format
Access the notebook from the account
management page or by clicking the notebook tab
19. Notebook – Creating a New Note
Title your note
Copy & paste a quote
Comment on the note
Reword text by paraphrasing in
Click the your on words
“New note”
button or Associate the note
double click with a source in your
anywhere bibliography
within the
note pane to Organize your note by Add a page number,
add a note putting it in a group or paragraph number, or
adding tags URL, to better track
information
20. Notebook – Managing virtual notes
Use the
organize
button to
add colors to
your notes
or groups, Here you can create
and to virtual notes and
manage tags arrange them within
the space by dragging
Edit by and dropping
clicking the
edit button
or double With the bird’s-eye-view navigation, you
clicking on can look around the entire note space –
the note or so there’s plenty of room for all your
group information!
21. Notebook – Using groups
Group notes by
dragging notes, or
groups on top of one
another. Change the
group name by
double clicking it
Double click the
group to expand it.
You can add and
remove notes from
the expanded group
22. Notebook – List view
Click list view
to see notes
in a more
expanded,
scrolling
format. Create
and organize
new notes in
this view as
well
View and manage notes based on groups,
tags, sources associated with notes, or by
the date notes were created
Notes created in the list and visualize view are interchangeable
23. Notebook – Creating an outline
Create an outline of your paper
as you takes notes and
generate ideas
Use the navigation bar to
create and move bullets. You
can also drag and drop bullets
Drag notes or groups from the
notes pane to the outline to
associate notes with parts of
your paper. You can drag
notes and groups both from
the visualize and the list view
24. Notebook – Printing and backing up notes
Click print to export and back
up your notebook. This will
open up a webpage where you
can easily copy and paste your
notes and outline